3,064 Paths in a Git Stash: Why a Clean Git Status Did Not Prove My Vault Was Complete
A clean Git status hid a gap in my Obsidian Vault sync. I traced 3,064 stash paths, checked the recovery, and explain what status alone cannot prove.
A clean Git status hid a gap in my Obsidian Vault sync. I traced 3,064 stash paths, checked the recovery, and explain what status alone cannot prove.
I used GitHub to move a Markdown file from a ChatGPT session into my Obsidian vault. Here is what the Git history proves and where current docs differ.
I stopped betting on one AI tool. Here are the reusable skills and the handoff file that let ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex all run my blogs, plus where it breaks.
A look inside the single Obsidian vault I use to run five blogs alone: the three-layer folder structure, the files that make any blog resumable, and what broke along the way.
How I use AI to write an English blog as a non-native speaker: native-language thinking, English-first drafting, fact checks, and voice polish.
How I run five blogs by myself using one Obsidian vault as a second brain and AI for research, drafting, fact-checking, and publishing — including what still breaks.